At the Flower Show. a London Sketch
Incautiously—one is apt to be incautious in conversation with Beatrice—I asked Beatrice and her mother to attend the Temple Flower…
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Shows & fairs, 1909
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Agricultural Society
A special meeting of the Agricultural Society was held in the School of Arts on Saturday afternoon last. Mr. B. S. May occupied the chair, and there also present…
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MR. JOHN HALSTED (Teacher of School Agriculture. Schools Exhibition of Agriculture at the Royal Agriculture Show, 1909…
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ON Wednesday last the annual Flower Show and Industrial Exhibition in connection with the Methodist Church was opened in the School of Arts building…
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This Wednesday the annual Show of the Northern Agricultural Association opens a Singleton, and will be continued the two following days. On…
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THE annual flower show and industrial exhibition in connection with the Gladstone circuit of the Methodist Church was [?]poned on Wednesday…
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Answering a series of questions asked by Mr. Nielsen, the Minister for Agriculture gave information as to the system adopted by his department…
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THE Gladstone Methodist flower show, industrial exhibition, and sale of gifts concluded on Saturday last. The takings exceeded the expectations…
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Show-yard form is a source of unexampled perplexity to the expert as well as to the tyro. The vagaries of show-yard judging are not all explicable by…
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THE above function was wound up on Saturday night last, and altogether it can be written down as a great succes. This is an annual…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Art Treasures Burnt. Fire at Milan Exhibition
The Building of Decorative Art at the Milan Exhibition was destroyed by fire on 3rd August, in consequence of a defect in the electric light wiring…
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Preparations for a monster Presbyterian Fair at Bowraville are well in hand, and the Rev. Mr. McAipine is in hopes that the paroshial funds will be greatly swelled…
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Show-yard form is a source of unexampled perplexity to the expert as well as to the tyro. The vagaries of showyard jucti[?] are not all explicable by…
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Considerably excitement was caused at the Willougnby-hall, Penshurst street, Willoughby, through the overturning of an, oil lamp during a…
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THE annual Methodist flower show took place on Wednesday and Thursday evenings of last week, being opened on the afternoon of the first…
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A meeting of the committee of this Society was held on Saturday last Mr. J. R. Higgins, president, in the chair…
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THE regular meeting was held on Friday. Present—Messrs. J. C. Elton (President), J. H. Betts, C. Teague, W. Kesby, A. A. Kemp, W. Secomb…
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"The Magistrate," a smart little monthly devoted to legal matters and digests of law cases, has made a bold suggestion in reference to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Bazaar and Fancy Fair. in Aid of East Kempsey School Piano Fund
THE first essential towards a successful bazaar is a loyal co-operation between the promoters and workers and certainly to this is due the success of the East…
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A FANCY fair in aid of the piano fund of the East Kempsey School wag held at the Theatre Royal on Wednesday and was opened by the Mayor of Kempsey, when…
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